Red Chute Gazette Volume 1, Issue 5

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1 Publisher: Doug Frey Editor: Debbie Frey INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Red Chute Gazette Volume 1, Issue 5 May 14, 2009 Easter Bunny Open Hunters Run Gun Club 2 Catfish Open Jackson 2 North Louisiana Open Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club 3-6 Hat Shoot Event 7 28 Gauge Marathon Bayou Boeuf 8-10 Club Contacts Registered Skeet Shoots 12 Flyers for Upcoming Shoots Skeeter And the winner is Skeeter. The name Skeeter was nominated by Gordon Saltzman. Skeeter received an overwhelming number of votes. Thanks to all of our readers who made nominations and to those who voted. You ll be hearing more from Skeeter as he has some definite opinions to share. Upcoming Shoots: May 16 I-20 Open T. O. Toby Bancroft, Sr. Memorial Gun Club - West Monroe, LA (all gauges & doubles) May Red Stick Memorial Hunters Run Gun Club Port Allen, LA (all gauges & doubles) June Louisiana Briley Open Lafayette Skeet Academy Kaplan, LA (all gauges & doubles) June 27 Big Blue Open Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club BAFB, LA (20 gauge, 410 bore & doubles) Foreword Thanks again for the positive feedback on this publication. Thanks also to those of you who have sent us the addresses of friends to add to our subscription list. Please keep that up! Yes you can forward this issue to anyone you think may be interested. This issue includes a report from Ray Brandes on the Easter Bunny Open at Hunters Run, a report on the North Louisiana Open at BAFB and the 28 Gauge Marathon at Bayou Boeuf Gun Club. If you have something to contribute and would like us to consider for publication, please feel free to send us an at dougfrey@bellsouth.net or call me at We appreciate your help with digital photos of your shoots and recaps of your shoots and other skeet related activities

2 Easter Bunny Open Hunters Run Gun Club Great Shoot! Take THAT, you wascally wabbit!! 27 participants, with a smaller but highly effective assault force from Mississippi with their Mobile ringer. Tom Wilz ran his first 100, in the 12 gauge. That dadburn sandbagger is not going to be in C class much longer! Darrell Loup and Mike Vickers joined Tom in the shootoff, with Mike outlasting both. Dave "Legend" Hebert ran the only 99 in the 28 gauge to win it outright. Congrats to Mike, Dave, Darrell and Tom. Tom and Carla turned in their usual super refereeing. Cedric helped with his scoreboard of superb draughtsmanship. Terry Case kept the scores (Thanks guys!) Jeanette Baudoin kept the registration perking along and Dave O'Quinn had the registration all sorted out by game time. (Great jobs!!) Carey spoiled us again, this time with Spaghetti and meatballs with the correct amount of Cayenne according to Cajun custom. Mmmm, good!!! And the fields looked good, too. Thanks, crew! Save the last weekend in May (May ) for the Red Stick Memorial. Doubles and four guns. We're expecting a crowd. GET YOUR REGISTRATION TO DAVE SOON!!!!!!! Preference for four-gun shooters. Limit 60 shooters. Stuffed Porkchops from Benoit's on Saturday night!! More and exciting news coming in a week!! Here's where to pre-register. hrsc2008@bellsouth.net Article by: Ray Brandes Catfish Open Jackson Coach Bill McIntyre took Caleb Slocum and Codie Lindsay to the Catfish Open in Jackson, Mississippi. Codie shot a 99 / 100 in the 12 gauge event, earning D1 honors and Sub- Junior Champion. Are we talking raw talent or good coaching? Page 2 RED CHUTE GAZETTE

3 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 5 Page 3 North Louisiana Open Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club The North Louisiana Open was held May 1-3, 2009 at Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club. This year, we had 27 shooters vying for the honors. The weather was typical spring time weather. Friday s Doubles event and Saturday s 12 and 20 gauge events were blessed with pleasant temperatures and wind conditions. Early Sunday morning we were blessed with some torrential rains and high winds. Fortunately most of the really bad weather went South of us and by 10 AM we had clearing skies and pleasant temperatures again. We did loose a few contestants who let the weatherman scare them off. A few squadding adjustments and we were back in business. All in all the targets were good and we all had a great time. Lloyd Webb and Dave Faneuf grilled up some tasty burgers on Friday. On Saturday, Lloyd teased our taste buds with a fabulous noon meal of smoked pork tenderloin, quail and dirty rice. Louisiana Strawberry shortcake was also a big hit for dessert Saturday. Sunday we enjoyed pizza, salad and Debbie Frey s cherry dump cake. The winners are: Doubles Darrell Loup 96 CH William McIntyre 96 RU Charles Richardson 95 3 rd David P. Hebert 92 AA1 Dan Gibbon 92 B1 Ted Ward 91 C1 Gordon Saltzman 90 A1 Robert C. Miller 90 B2 Kerry A. Mire 90 A2 John R. Ellis, Jr. 89 B3 Larry Kay 89 C2 Wayne Tanner 85 C3 Donna Miller 85 D1 Friday s Doubles event ended with Darrell Loup and Bill McIntyre shooting off a 96 bird tie. Darrell won the shoot-off.

4 Charles The Hammer Richardson beat David P. Legend Hebert in a shoot-off and took the 12 gauge Champion honors with a 99. Charles also shot a 99 in the 20 Gauge. The winners are: 12 Gauge Charles Richardson 99 CH David P. Hebert 99 RU Darrell Loup 98 3 rd Robert C. Miller 98 B1 John R. Ellis, Jr. 98 B2 Dan Gibbon 97 B3 Wayne Tanner 97 C1 Michael Vickers 96 AA1 Kerry A. Mire 96 A1 Trey Heusel 93 C2 James George 92 AA2 Larry Kay 92 A2 Guy Ellison 92 E1 William C. Schodlatz 91 C3 Donna Miller 90 E2 Doug Walker 87 E3 The winners are: 20 Gauge Darrell Loup 100 CH Charles Richardson 99 RU Fueled by his new secret weapon (chocolate covered donuts with Louisiana strawberries and Cool Whip), Darrell Loup took the 20 gauge Championship with 100 straight. James George 99 3 rd David J. Paetznick 98 B1 Michael Vickers 98 AA1 Ted Ward 98 B2 David P. Hebert 97 AAA1 Dan Gibbon 96 A1 Doug Frey 96 B3 Walter Williams, III 95 A2 Donna Miller 94 C1 Wayne Tanner 92 C2 Caleb Slocum 90 D1 Guy C. Ellison, Jr. 87 D2 Doug Walker 85 D3 Page 4 RED CHUTE GAZETTE

5 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 5 Page 5 The winners are: 28 Gauge David P. Legend Hebert was the 28 Gauge Champion with a 99. David P. Hebert 99 CH Roddy Hurst 97 RU Michael Vickers 97 3 rd Dan Gibbon 95 A1 Darrell Loup 95 A2 William C. Schodlatz 95 B1 Doug Frey 94 C1 Trey Heusel 94 B2 Larry Kay 93 C2 Donna Miller 93 B3 Robert C. Miller 90 A3 Robert C. Miller 90 A3 The Legend wins the.410 bore Champion with a 96. Larry Kay takes RU in a shoot-off with Gordon Saltzman. David P. Legend Hebert clinches the HOA and HAA with a 391 and a 483. The winners are: HOA HAA The winners are:.410 Bore David P. Hebert 391 CH 483 CH Michael Vickers 385 RU David P. Hebert 96 CH Larry Kay 95 RU Gordon J. Saltzman 95 3 rd Michael Vickers 94 AA1 Wayne Tanner 94 B1 Doug Frey 93 B2 Roddy Hurst 93 B3 Donna Miller 82 D1 Darrell Loup rd 479 RU Roddy Hurst 379 B1 Larry Kay 376 C rd Doug Frey 374 B2 453 Gordon J. Saltzman 374 B3 464 B1 Wayne Tanner 373 C2 458 C1 Donna Miller 359 D1 444 D1 Robert C. Miller B3 Dan Gibbon B2

6 North Louisiana Open Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club Lloyd Webb cooking on Big Bertha We want to thank Lloyd Webb and Dave Faneuf for cooking and to Paul Williamson, Dave Faneuf, Lloyd Webb, Gary Sullivan, Greg Teeters and Joe Norris for a great job refereeing the events. A very special thanks goes out to Debbie Frey for handling the registration and cooking that cherry dump cake. Last, but certainly not least, I want to thank my good friend Dana Vutera of Dana Vutera & Associates, Inc. in Baton Rouge for supplying most of the quail (for help with insurance and investments call Dana at ). Dave Faneuf Page 6 RED CHUTE GAZETTE

7 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 5 Hat Shoot Event Page 7 The origins of this tradition are not known to me, but the custom is for squad mates to shoot the hat of any squad member shooting their first 25 straight (or 100 straight) in a gauge. At the 2009 North Louisiana Open, we had two such events. Junior shooter Caleb Slocum shot his first 25 straight in the 20 gauge. This was Caleb s third registered skeet shoot. The remarkable picture below provided by Marie Gardner shows Caleb s squad honoring him by blowing his hat to smithereens! Congratulations to Doug Walker from Monroe who also shot his first 25 straight in 12 gauge registered competition.

8 28 Gauge Marathon Bayou Boeuf Gun Club Debbie and I had the pleasure of pinch hitting for Wade Jones at the 28 Gauge Marathon in LeCompte on May 9 th, Wade had to attend the wedding of family friend in New Orleans and was afraid he would have to cancel the 28 Gauge Marathon. Fortunately, Debbie and I were able to step up and help out with the registration. Charles Richardson handled the score board and Jimmy Morrison took care of the machines and facilities. With every one pitching in we had a really nice time. There were 24 shooters vying for the honors and cash prizes. In addition to the fun of the competition, we had a delicious fried catfish feast that was catered by Ottis Monroe of Back Woods Catering, LLC in Forest Hill ( ). That was topped off by an assortment of pies from Lea s Lunch Room. Thank you for supplying dessert David Hebert. We appreciate the effort you had to expend to make that happen! (You ll have to ask David about his pie experience.) The weather was nice and warm. The shade trees at Bayou Boeuf Gun Club were enjoyed by all. The winners are: 28 Gauge David P. Hebert 197 CH Frank Randazzo 195 RU Charles Richardson 194 A1 James George 193 A2 Roddy Hurst 188 A3 Doug Frey 190 B1 Gordon J. Saltzman 190 B2 Kerry A. Mire 180 B3 Larry Kay 190 C1 Russell Case 184 C2 Ray Brandes 182 C3 Kyle Baudoin 176 D1 Roland Thibodeaux 167 D2 Doug Walker 166 D3 The only shoot-off settled the B1 honors for Doug Frey and Gordon Saltzman. Page 8 RED CHUTE GAZETTE

9 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 5 28 Gauge Marathon Bayou Boeuf Gun Club, cont. Page 9 Thanks to our referees, Sarah Trahan and Rachel DeVlugt. Great job ladies! Dan Gibbon had a good time in LeCompte. Russell and Terry Pop Case cool off between flights. It s always good to see families shooting together.

10 Ray Brandes reminded us to not speed on Louisiana highways and byways. He met one of the small town revenue generators South of Bunkie. Pre-registration is Important Now is the time to pre-register for shoots scheduled in late May & June. If you have a preference regarding flights, plan ahead. Wait to late and you may miss out on the fun. All the clubs sponsoring shoots want to make the events enjoyable for the contestants. Pre-registration helps us to be prepared and helps eliminate a lot of stress for you and shoot management. $ Buy, Sell or Trade $ If you have something shooting related that you want to buy, sell or trade, advertise it here in the Red Chute Gazette Want Ads. Send us an with the details and your contact information. Digital pictures (jpeg) help, but are not required. Browning Gauge sporting left hand O/U 30" barrel nice wood Excellent condition with Americase - $1, Call Steve Carter at (318) All Rights Reserved Douglas F. Frey 6600 Gahagan Circle, Shreveport, LA (318) Page 10 RED CHUTE GAZETTE

11 VOLUME 1, ISSUE 5 Page 11 Good Shooting! Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana New Hours of Operation Effective March 1, 2009 Quality Solutions That Benefit Douglas F. Frey, CEBS 6600 Gahagan Circle Shreveport, LA or Thursdays 3 PM Until Dusk Saturdays 9 AM Until Dusk Sundays 12 Noon Until Dusk Lloyd Webb, Club Instructor Club Phone: Lloyd.Webb@BARKSDALE.AF.MIL Paul Williamson Outdoor Recreation Manager Paul.Williamson@BARKSDALE.AF.MIL To pre-register for a shoot or find out more information about a club contact: Club Abbrev. Contact Phone Bayou Boeuf BBGC Wade Jones wjones1015@aol.com Gun Club Hunters Run HRGC Dan Gibbon dangibbon@bellsouth.net Gun Club Lafayette LSC Gordon Benoit gjbenoit@winkinc.com Skeet Club Red Chute Shotgun RCSSC Doug Frey H dougfrey@bellsouth.net Sports Club W South Louisiana SLGC Fred Graff fgraff9046@aol.com Gun Club Toby Bancroft, Sr. TBMGC Walter Williams wwthree3@msn.com Memorial Gun Club LSSA LSSA Walter Williams wwthree3@msn.com President LSSA Secretary-Treasurer LSSA Frank Randazzo W frankr@icllc.biz Web Sites:

12 2009 Registered Skeet Shoot Schedule Dates Day Club Shoot Dbls March 14, 2009 Saturday RCSSC Jim Dozier Memorial* March 15, 2009 Sunday TBMGC Jim Dozier Memorial* March 21, 2009 Saturday HRGC 12 gauge Marathon 200 April 4, 2009 Saturday HRGC Easter Bunny Open April 11, 2009 Saturday RCSSC Gertrude Hurlbutt Open May 1, 2009 Friday RCSSC North Louisiana Open* 100 May 2, 2009 Saturday RCSSC North Louisiana Open* May 3, 2009 Sunday RCSSC North Louisiana Open* May 9, 2009 Saturday BBGC 28 gauge 200 May 16, 2009 Saturday TBMGC I-20 Open* May 29, 2009 Friday HRGC Red Stick Memorial 100 May 30, 2009 Saturday HRGC Red Stick Memorial May 31, 2009 Sunday HRGC Red Stick Memorial June 12, 2009 Friday LSC Louisiana Briley Open June 13, 2009 Saturday LSC Louisiana Briley Open June 14, 2009 Sunday LSC Louisiana Briley Open June 27, 2009 Saturday RCSSC Big Blue Open July 11, 2009 Saturday RCSSC Independence Open July 12, 2009 Sunday TBMGC Independence Open July 24, 2009 Friday LGC State Championship* 100 July 25, 2009 Saturday LGC State Championship* July 26, 2009 Sunday LGC State Championship* August 1, 2009 Saturday BBGC Doubles Marathon 200 August 7, 2009 Friday San Antonio Zone 6 Championship* 100 August 8, 2009 Saturday San Antonio Zone 6 Championship* August 9, 2009 Sunday San Antonio Zone 6 Championship* August 15, 2009 Saturday RCSSC Dog Days Open September 12, 2009 Saturday RCSSC Fall Open September 18, 2009 Friday HRGC Hunters Run Champ 100 September 19, 2009 Saturday HRGC Hunters Run Champ September 20, 2009 Sunday HRGC Hunters Run Champ October 17, 2009 Saturday RCSSC Club Champion & Open 200 October 24, 2009 Saturday HRGC Last Chance Open* October 25, 2009 Sunday HRGC Last Chance Open* January-October 2009 HRGC Monthly Targets January-October 2009 RCSSC Monthly Targets January-October 2009 TBMGC Monthly Targets *Fixture Shoots PLEASE REMEMBER TO PRE-REGISTER As you know, most clubs have a limited number of fields and can only accommodate a limited number of shooters. Coordinating the squadding is a complex process for shoot management. Please remember to pre-register whenever possible. Shoot management will be most appreciative! Page 12 RED CHUTE GAZETTE

13 T. O. Toby Bancroft, Sr. Memorial Gun Club Presents The I-20 Open Scheduled Events: May 16, 2009 Official Program Event Day Targets Gauge Flight 1 Flight 2 1 Friday 50 Dbls. 5:00 PM 1 Saturday :00 AM 9:45 AM 2 Saturday :30 AM 11:15 AM 3 Saturday Noon 12:45 PM 4 Saturday :30 PM 2:15 PM 5 Saturday 50 Dbls. 3:00 PM 3:45 PM HOA HAA Ties: All ties will be shot off (time and weather permitting) with Doubles at 3-4-5, as provided for in NSSA rules. Cost: Food: Prizes: $18 per event 1-5. Events 6, 7 and concurrents at no cost. Lunch will be provided at the club. No purses. There will be plaques for Champion in each event, HOA, & HAA. Pre-registration is requested. Space may be limited. Time preference will be given to 4-5 gun shooters. RV Hookups available with advance registration. To pre-register by contact Charles Richardson at c_n_j@bellsouth.net or phone him at (318) We hope to see you there! Shoot Management reserves the right to make modifications without further notification.

14 Toby Bancroft Sr. Gun Club Toby Bancroft, Sr. Gun Club 0 mi Copyright Microsoft Corp. and/or its suppliers. All rights reserved. Copyright 2002 by Geographic Data Technology, Inc. All rights reserved Navigation Technologies. All rights reserved. This data includes information taken with permission from Canadian authorities Government of Canada (Statistics Canada and/or Geomatics Canada), all rights reserved.

15 2009 Red Stick Memorial Hunters Run Skeet Club Port Allen, LA May 29, 30 & 31 5 Guns 500 targets Event #1: Doubles 100 targets, Friday May 29 Event #2 12 Gauge 100 targets, Saturday May 30 Event #3 20 Gauge 100 targets, Saturday May 30 Event #4 28 Gauge 100 targets, Sunday May 31 Event #5.410 Bore 100 targets, Sunday May 31 Fees for events #1-5: $50 each event (all daily fees included) Event # 6 Event # 7 High Overall (400 targets shot concurrently with Events 2-5) High All Around (500 targets shot concurrently with Events 1-5) All shooters and their families are cordially invited to join us for dinner Saturday after the shootoffs with the Famous Stuffed Pork Chops of Hunter s Run, provided by support from Hunter s Run Gun Club, American Gun Company and McGowen Precision Barrels. Purses: HOA Champion: $200; HOA RU: $100 HAA Champion: $200; HAA RU: $100 Class HOA Champions, AA through D: $50 Gun Champion wins $50 more than highest class winner and comes out of class. $10 of each entry fee is returned to class All ties will be shot off, weather permitting. Concurrent events will be offered for honors only, no entry fee.

16 In the HOA event, the champion will have his/her name added to the permanent trophy. The top C-D-E HOA shooter will have his/her name added to the Tom Durbin Memorial trophy. We honor Tom because of his efforts to bring new shooters into our sport and we miss him. Handicap options: $10 per event in events #2-5. spots as follows. Ties divide. AA A B C D E 12 ga ga ga Rotations Doubles Friday 3:00 4:00 5:00 Rot. 1 Sat. 8:30 & 1:00 Sun. 10:00 & 2:30 Rot. 2 Sat. 10:00 & 2:30 Sun. 11:30 & 4:00 Rot. 3 Sat. 11:30 & 4:00 Sun. 8:30 & 1:00 Please pre-register so we can plan for you to be there. To pre-register, please to Dave O Quinn at hrsc2008@bellsouth.net or phone him at Attendance is limited to 60 shooters four gun shooters will be given preference. If there are more than 45 shooters, we will use fields 1 through 4. It would be helpful for you to have your HOA calculated before registration at the club. Thanks for your help!

17 JUNE 12th 14th, 2009 EVENT #1 DOUBLES TARGETS CHAMPION - $400 RUNNER-UP $300 ENTRY FEE : $50.00 ($10.00 RETURNED TO CLASS PURSE) CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS PURSE EVENT #2 12 GAUGE TARGETS CHAMPION - $400 RUNNER-UP $300 ENTRY FEE : $50.00 ($10.00 RETURNED TO CLASS PURSE) CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS PURSE EVENT #3 20 GAUGE TARGETS CHAMPION - $400 RUNNER-UP $300 ENTRY FEE : $50.00 ($10.00 RETURNED TO CLASS PURSE) CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS PURSE EVENT #4 28 GAUGE TARGETS CHAMPION - $400 RUNNER-UP $300 ENTRY FEE : $50.00 ($10.00 RETURNED TO CLASS PURSE) CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS PURSE

18 EVENT #5 410 BORE TARGETS CHAMPION - $400 RUNNER-UP $300 ENTRY FEE : $50.00 ($10.00 RETURNED TO CLASS PURSE) CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS PURSE EVENT #6 - HOA CHAMPION - $700 RUNNER-UP $500 ENTRY FEE : $20.00 ($20.00 RETURNED TO CLASS PURSE) CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS PURSE (SHOT CONCURRENTLY WITH EVENTS 2,3,4 & 5) EVENT #7 - HAA CHAMPION - $200 RUNNER-UP $100 ENTRY FEE : $10.00 ($10.00 RETURNED TO CLASS PURSE) CHAMPION AND RUNNER-UP NOT ELIGIBLE FOR CLASS PURSE (SHOT CONCURRENTLY WITH EVENTS 1,2,3,4 & 5) LADIES HOA CHAMPION - $500 RUNNER-UP $250 Handicap option ENTRY FEE : $10.00 per event (2-5) ************************************************************** (ALL DAILY FEES INCLUDED IN ENTRY FEES) CLASS PURSE SPLIT 1-6 ENTRIES - 100% TO CLASS CHAMPION 7-13 ENTRIES 60% 40% SPLIT 14 OR MORE ENTRIES 50% 30% 20% SPLIT CONCURRENT EVENTS OFFERED - HONORS ONLY (NO ENTRY FEE) (ALL PURSES WILL BE MAILED) Shoot Management reserves the right to make modifications without further notification. This is an NSSA registered shoot and NSSA rules apply.

19 Please enclose your deposit of $50 with your completed form. Squads must send a completed form and deposit for each shooter. Make checks payable to : Lafayette Skeet Academy (Please use the last page for additional squad members) Name NSSA# Address address City State Zip Phone (home) (work) (cell) Please indicate 1 st and 2 nd choice Friday Doubles: 9:00 10:20 11:40 1:00 Please indicate 1 st and 2 nd choice Rotation: Rotation 1 Rotation 2 Rotation 3 Rotation 4 12 GA. 2:20pm Fri 3:40pm Fri 5:00pm Fri 9:00am Sat 20 GA. 10:20am Sat 11:40am Sat 1:00pm Sat 2:20pm Sat 28 GA. 3:40 pm Sat 5:00pm Sat 9:00am Sun 10:20pm Sun :40am Sun 1:00pm Sun 2:20pm Sun 3:40pm Sun Shooting position: Limited RV hookups available. Call to reserve. Send completed registration forms with deposits to: Briley Louisiana Open 326 W. 14 th St. Crowley, La If you have any questions or need any further information: Call

20 Additional Squad Info Name Address NSSA# address City State Zip Phone (home) (work) (cell) Shooting position: Name Address NSSA# address City State Zip Phone (home) (work) (cell) Shooting position: Name Address NSSA# address City State Zip Phone (home) (work) (cell) Shooting position: Name Address NSSA# address City State Zip Phone (home) (work) (cell) Shooting position:

21 Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana Presents The Big Blue Open June 27, 2009 Official Program Event Targets Rotation #1 Rotation # Gauge 9:00 AM 20 Gauge 10:30 AM Bore 1:00 PM.410 Bore 2:30 PM 3 50 Doubles 4:00 PM Doubles TBD If you need to register targets in another gauge, we are happy to accommodate you. Ties: All ties will be shot off (time and weather permitting) with Doubles at 3-4-5, as provided for in NSSA rules. Food: Lunch will be provided at the club. Prizes: No prizes or purses, just registered targets. Pre-registration is required to insure your opportunity to shoot. The number of entries may be limited. Squadding preference will be given to shooters entering two or more events. To preregister for this shoot, contact Doug Frey by at dougfrey@bellsouth.net or by phone from 8 AM to 5 PM at (318) or fax at (318) Call (318) PM 9 PM. If you do not have a current yellow or blue membership card for Red Chute Shotgun Sports Club and you do not have military ID, please contact me. Club Management can make special arrangements to get you through the gate, if we have advance notice. All visitors must enter through the East Gate. If you need directions see the attached map. To rent a 3 bedroom house trailer or camper or to reserve a space for your motor home or camper in the base campground, please call Paul Williamson at (318) or him at Paul.Williamson@BARKSDALE.AF.MIL. Shoot Management reserves the right to make modifications without further notification.